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MONDAY, MAT 14, 1923. TO BA1 WIT ID RATES r2 Cents a WOr3 1 Minimum Chars* of 40 Cent* Insertfons. Seven time* for the price.of five Insertion*. All* cflacontlriuances MUST be mad# In person at The g*n« ner-Herald Office or by letter. ralld. discontinuance* are WANT Aq PHONB NEP..HERALD WANT ». .AOS GET RESULTS 75 s*--THE WEATHER tr-« Gcox^fa: Ch»u»Ty and slightly cooler BgVdnjh; Probably * loc.1l qboWCrs III the noath anrt cxttvme..cast portions. Mondat^tfincrally. lair. lx>st And Found L O S T—Number 7 Ban ner-Herald route book OD either Macon, Savan- nah^ ; Augusta or Cleve land^ avenues. Finder please, return to Banner- Hergtlri OfficeHmmcdiatc- ly arid receive liberal rc- warS lost^SSnk pointer dcki, WHITE wIU{5liter Answers to name of »eg,,*Itrturn | Q j, m. Howell. m!5c FOR BALE—BEAUTIFUL LOTS ON University Drive, Morton Ave., Burnett Ave., near new Pi School. Ride out today and them over. Phone J092-J. i FOR SALE—CHEAP FOR CASH. one roller top desk, chair and filing cabinet* Oood condition. Phone 434. m!4c FOR SALE — ONE BRAND NEW 1923 Ford Touring Car, demounta ble rims, at. n bargain. M. C. C#u- then. W. Clayton Sl mi4p FOR SALE}—THREE LOTS. 70x200 each, on Ctoverhurst Ave., f330.00 each. Sewers, water and electric lights can be had. Campbell A Bnr- 707 Holman Bldg.. riiope 1751. m!4ji ANWETt-HBRAtP. ATHENS, HBOHCTA SPORT NEWS Georgia Bulldogs Close Season In Battles With Mercer FOB SALE—BABY CARHIAOE. need aeven months, excellent condition. 1125 prince Ave. "‘mlSc Tuesday afternoon, Captain asked them to^ ‘-will occupy George Clarke will load his team r »'hcr responsible fiositlo/i do the first of a two game aeries ’pitcher in the first contest, and ith Josh Cody's Mercer L’aptlata Merceries are rouHTiig heavily w hich will be the last games, play- < #hidr Idol to turn back the Geor ed on Sanford Field by the Hull- betters. dogs, of the 1921 rftmson i . a (nn o j H the 'Iron man” of south- 18th. This is one of the leading Ing a" heavy rain Harer put his ball colored schools of the state aiftd in the cup on the carry and the the principal Is Mrs. Judia C. Jack- mud held It there. Usually it Is son Harris. The class roll is as the roll that carrk'B for the one follows: Susie Brooks, Hula Mac) but tills time there was no roll, j Strlfl tlnnd. Magnolia Huff. J Following Is the program. | Sunday, May 13, 3:30 O'clock The Bulldogs have had a splendid aeufioh, winning the S. I. O. rham- pb*i«hip and having a stnu g elnJn on the S. I. A. A. .title also Only Irvin Myerson Has Poem In “Judge” heights Irvin P. Myerson, student In th< Henry W. Grady School of Jnuma Ism nt 'the University of Georgia fs the author of a poem that Is ap pearing In the current Issuo c Judge, a national humorous magn xlne. The Issue Is known as th' College Wits" number and ex- Cerps from nil the lending colieg> magazines are lncuded. Mr. My- erson's work Is th# ony th.ig~th.il the university of Georgia has In the Issue. This Is not the first time thn' Mr. Myerson has had anything 1* national magazine. Several time* Pittsburg h.*»H dry I'Otw nlw^ys bee: Georgia an£ fsvor heat, and it Is for the Ppptista th'nk they Imv • a chance tf eliminating the Hull- dogs from the title chase., Should Georgia win the f . rlrsi -there would be no doubt as to win the cham pions of the south arc: but 4f Mer cor is ‘Victorious, thoj tli ■ aitua-. lion will be ulmo3t ua clear ar 4rn college baseball. Ho has for the past three years, pitched in more games than any other collegian be low the Hnilth * Wesson Line, jnd with It he has hurled a high clnst brand of ball. In Stone 11m Met- ■ ceris hope for the first game one the Jump ‘*n Conch White’s hoys Tige Is finishing up his college ca reer this season, after having ’-cor enptaln of the Mercer team 'or th' part three years, an honor which J ;n has never been given a ball olay- if cr before, if our memory fallcth not. It la naturnl that Stone sh.itlh foefot wish to round out h!s career lu : blaze of glory, and the Goorgh team Is not only * going to face » ro$d pitcher, hut one who Is In srtlrcd. an well, mil that roiublna tlr.nl* hard to brat at best Hi much for Htone and the Mercer ald< oC the Argument. • H flight recompense for his ef forts and work during Ills four years, it is only. Just that George I .should bo the leader of the South - | ern Champions for 1921 and wo j hope that he wll„ but It all I hinges on that Mcrrer series j Both of the games, Tuesday am' Wednesday, will begin promptly nt 15. The umpire for the game: has not yet been announced. , That's about all of it, except a rr Wanted EXClOSjCK—173 acre* land In GrodJWtfo., five mites from Green*- : boro. test off Nat. Ilwy., three horee farm & cultivation, 75 apree under wire tW* fine bottoms, well dslned, exccllgjjpjitock farm, fine school* and churchy -Will exchange for Improved city property. If Interested write N. MethVln, T. O. Box 1003. ml<p. WANfEii—FLOOR SHOW CASES, computing scales. State condition. whcnP'ban bo seen. Address P. O. Box NO, SO. ml5c before his work has appeared this and other national magazines He is one of the brightest student- In th* University and has already acquired r number of honors. WANTXp—TO BUY SMALL' HOME * n 2Sr: * ,ear Athens on easy I - payment plan. Address “L. g. W.," care Banner-Herald. m!5c .WANgR — MUSIC TEACHER IN country. home during summer menthfc* to teach ono pupil. In ex- chandS.ToJr board. Phone 301. mite WAN^ntp— POSITION BY SENIOR phoKnacy student With somo live tfiy. Will secure llccnso nth. Apply "F. M. B.." Mb Ave., Atlantt. da. ml«p IfANTED—HELP WANTED—Boy about 14 years old to deliver pa in?,.. Apply Banner-Her ald Office. For Rent—Rooms t RENT — TWO DELIGHTFUL furnished rooms for light house 's Close In. rhono 269. m!4p FOR RENT-The Office formerly occupied by H. O. Epting & Co., Broad Street in Hancock Build ing.! See R. J. Hancock at thcWebb-Crawford Co. ml4p _-v FOR SALE 5TOR «ALE—I1EAUTIFUL BUILDING , '.loteut Fair view Height*. near Itio J7eW .narrow public .chool building, pftata ‘ISUfl.oo up, for home bulkier*, t at onco. Fbone I0J2-J. mlio FOR ALE-ONE 1-TON WHITE truck. In good repair, cheap for ' ah or good note. Apply Budwlne .Dotting Co. # mltc RAILROAD r SCHEDULES SEABOARD AIR LINC RV. rs-ArtWmuna Southbound 9:U a Atlanta-Monro. local C:1S p 3:lt p Atb-BIrmlnpHam-U.m. 1:10 p *:(• p Norfolk-Rich.-N. T. «:M p , T«.p Atl.-Abb.vlU, local T:N * : U:M', AU.-Glrmln|bam tin, I *!;:« P Norfolk-Waihlnftoo 6:f» a Jldt b WUmlncton-N. T. |;U s •IORSIA RAILROAD !:10 pa Depart • 31 in 1:25 pm Golden Days of Easy Profits —«r* now In the hands of the historians. Th* period of mere ■tore-keeping I* gone—until after another great wfcr. The four- flushers, th* profiteers and the Incompetents are being weeded out by the Immutable laws of economy. The trade victories of this era will be genermlled by . Salesmanship and captained bv service. Never were there su< h opportunities for business men who are capable of applying Hie laesona of the lost twelve months Advertising It t dominant factor In sales man ship today. The man who doesn't realize this la. simply asleep*. And .tho do- mend la for REAL rfdvor- Using—careful, pire Is tent , broadcasting of commercial messages, steady radiation of trad* magnetism. The Banner-Herald eeoka to render n genuine ser vice to bbuelnoB*' men. It main tains a service department for the express purpose of assisting In tht production of copy which brings results. The ( service de portment I* particularly for the small advertiser. Thoughtful men Will make us* of It. , If you wish a copy of an In teresting booklet, caller th* “A B C*a of Newspaper Advertlx- lug." Th* Benner-Herald will be glad to dial I you one free with Its compliment*. A POST CARD BRINGS IT. E. KAY -THl SMILING PAINTER- Fin, Painting And InUrlar Decorating Phone 1297, Athena. Ga. SUMMER TERM Beginner* and Advanced Class. AUSTIN J. WIGHT gmlnont Violin Teacher. t55 Lumpkin St. Athens, Ga. Phone 101-W. \ STONE TO FINI3H CAREER •’TIRO" Stone. Me Ver s c. for whom the etudent: burn up the city of Macs vould BETTER 8HOE REPAIRING HOFMEtSTER SHOE SHOP Phone Yorr Ordcdr 1186 Wo Call For and Deliver. ' i Tho Bulldogs are ploying their * lart two games on Sanford Field hurling and a big crowd should turn out to pay homage to the Southern Champions and tholr lender. Cap tain George Clarke, who like Stom Is also finishing up hla collegiate career. George Is one of the be81 all round ball players that the Red and Black has ever had. and cer tainly one of the moat popular Pur'ng Ills four years of baseball "Father” has given the host ho had end In every game and the sup porters of the Red and Black hnt« like the devil lo see him leave. A; u want tn see two good ball (the descriptive adjective the word “good." is left out) ptaln'Clarke with his chnm- •utflt for tjie last time nford field, then ninke a trip to the field Tuesday and esday. Baccalaureate Sermon by Bishop R. S. Williams, Augusta. Ga. Wednesday Evening, 8:30 O'clock Alumpi-ae Reception. Thursday Evening, 8:30 O'clock Annual Entertainment: Operetta: "May Flowers” Friday, May 18, 10 A. M. Demonstration in Teacher Prac tice Class. Inspection of Industrial Work. Friday Evening, May 18, 8:30 Chorus, Dance of the Tree Fairies -‘-Fcriuan. Invocation. Chorus, Starlight—Cross. J (^ration. Tho Practice of Econo- i my—Susie Brook*. * I Chorus, Lovely June—Ardlte. Oration, Self Control—Eula Mac 1 Strickland. j I Clurus, Arlon Waltz—Vogel. I Address, Mayor Geo. C. Thomas, j Athena, Ga. . j Solo, Creole Love Song—Smith J —Eula' # Mae Strickland. Presentation of Diploma*. j Chorus, Hark to tho Mandolin- I Parker. * I Benediction. Prof. R. L. McWhorter made a one shot on Sprlnfc, number six teen, one day but he didn't get a one score. His first shot from tho tee went out of bound* while his second' carried the hole. "Mack” has never quite gotten over this bit of - hard luck and whenever he hears of another holo in one shot ho drats that out of, bounds. TROUBLE 8ERIOU8 BECOMES "Suffered with severe headache backache and pain* in mjr^ feg 3 and under my shoulder blade. % y ^ neys and bladder were In bad con * dltion. I wo* weak and nervoui and felt tired and worn ont. Walk- Ing made mo short of breath. Kvl cry morning my face and hand* were bloated. Medicines failed tt help my condition and doctors ad- vised an operation." writes Maggie Nelson, Mossdale, Fla. "Fortunate- ly I rend about Foley Kidney Pijjj tried them and got relief.”—Adver- iitsement. ship STANDING OF CLUBS SOUTHERN LEAGUE CLUBS; * W. Ij. Pet New Orleans 14 10 .582 Nashville 13 10 .565 Chattanooga 12 10 .545 Mobile .* '12 U .52f Birmingham 12 11 .522 Atlanta - 13 13 Memphis 11 12 .478 Little Rock 9 16 .273 AMERICAN LEAGUE CLUBS: * W. L. Pet New York 14 8 .636 Cleveland — 13 10 .565 'Detroit 13 11 .541 J Philadelphia 11 10 .524 ; ! j Louis 11 12 .178 Wait:'ns ton 9 11 .450 9 12 .429 Sjc.-jn 7 13 .350 ' NATIONAL LEAGUE JZLVBS:- ' W. L. Pet York .. Ill *^iurg .... JBtuLoul.1 .. flfefcMP •* h-Hur-atl .. Hgettm ........ Brooklyn .... Philadelphia 18 6 .750 12 11 .522 13 12 .520 12 14 .G0'0 . 1 12 .478 10 11 .476 . 9 13 .109 . 7 15' .318 CENTRAL OP GEORGIA RV. TT. O. Bolton, A cent, Phon. IM1 Centre! at Ceorfln Button Depart (cr lUeoa 7:M n. in. 1:48 p. tn. ArrlTi (tan Mneon 12:11 p, tn. »:•) p. m. To further lnfonnntlon phon. ’ J. T. Bruce, C. A., t(0. Le... Atn«u Arm. 7:tr, A. »• It 10:«.JL»»* eeil l, A. It. • Cal it. •* D»»r Except Sunday. SOUTHERN RAILWAY Effective Sunday, April M, 1*23. ■ No 8 leave* Athena 7:<5 a. ra.. nr- tlw a Lula »:*• ». m. No. 8 leave. A.tben* 4:15 p. m„ ar- rtvoj Lula 1:41 p. in. N-o. 7 leave. LuU S:55 p. m., arrive. Atlior., 1:14 p. m. V. . . i Xo. I leave* Lula 10:10 a. m., bx- ri\"i Athens 11:43 a. m. G. B. MILLER, a A., Athen*, Go. Telephone IL ARMEL’S GARAGE i Now Up*to-Datc Ready far all kind* of irork. Reborinr cylinder*, welding, vulcanizing, burning-in bear- ingx, electrical work amt any thing in tht machinery line. PHONB 587 : W. Washington SL ^Bei)Soi)’s Qredd ^ " i5 —■'=’■ .' GfOOD BREAD MADE w,t " crisco™ j mjlk MONDAY’S GAME8 Sujfhcnlf LEAuvc i?Hn(fniltjoB:i nt New Orlminn. ijlttle llocdc at Dlrmlnuham. Nashville nt Mobile, Atlanta nt Memphis. AMERICAN LEAGUE Waeblnstnn nt Covelnlnd. L’hllailolphla nt CltlenKO. . New York at Detroit. L’quton nt at.'Louis. NATIONAL LEAGUE PlUsburi? at New'York. Olncinhnti nt Phllndolphln. Chlcnga nt Ilrooklyn, St. Louis lit Boston. SUNDAY’S RESULT-2 SOUTHERN LEAGUE Now Orleans 13; Ctmturnodna 4. Atlnntn 4: Memphis 3. , Mobile-Nashville (rain). (Only throe names scheduled.) AMrfMCAl- rrAOI-w lladelphta 3; Chicago 3. nshlngton 2: Cleveinnd 5. New York 1: Detroit 4. Boston 0; St. Louis 3. NATIONAL LEAGUE Chicago 5; Brooklyn 2. Pittsburg 0: New York 0. (Only two gntnes scheduled). Colored T. tTL & I. Holds Commencement The twentieth annual commence ment of the Colored Teaejger Train ing nnd Industrial Institute , will 11 be held from today through ‘ the Plenty of Money to Lend on Real Estate Commission 3 per caoL over 81,000; 10 per cent up to 01.000. HUBERT M. RYLEE Law offices Phone 1576. 405 npinuyi Bldg* Athens, Georgia Tho ‘TIole-ln-one” club of tho [ Cloverhurat Country club grows from year to year. A. W. Brooks io the latest addition to the club. From the Information available th local club Is now composed of seven members, all of whom quali fied bif making tho score in a reg ular match. Dr. Sylvanu* Morris, onn of the veteran golfers of the city, Is ono of tho first to accomplish tho feat, which Is tho ambition of all golfers, especially now since there nro a few dozen balls nnd clubs offered* as prizes. W. D. Hooper, secretary and treasurrr of the club, has also had thrill of making, a ono while three of tho younger frolfcrs have holdo out with a tec shot. Theso arc Harris Jones, who j broke the course record tho samo; he made the phenomenal ** s .d Sam Cartlcdgq nnd Harry Man pin. . L. Sexton also belongs to this exclusive club. H. H. Harer. n professional at the club scVoral years ago, mada ” shot on the hole that 2.i now (lumber nlno. which hns probably I nev^r boon duplicated in golf. Tho tfo to this hole was formerly’just above tho eleventh hob*, a high niblick shot, and one day follow- SAVE BIG MONEY BY WAITING FOR OUR ANNUAL PRE-INVENTORY Typewriter SALT • \ * V Which begins on the 15th We have some STARTLING VALUES SEE WINDOW DISPLAY W. L COXE Transfer Co. Long Trip* Our 8p«cl(lty. Chejpeet Truck In Town. 600 Thomas St ■ Phone 1351 PURE AND SPARKLING NATURE'S BEST REMEDY No oth.r water ha* th* wondarful taete, the Invigorating «a.|. Ing that It l.sivea after each glass full—It’s delightful, ye* It’*— LINTON SPRINGS WATER Drink It All Yaar ’Round—But Especially In Boring and Bum* mar—PHONE M Linton Springs Water Company Office Broad (treat niDSICK Pt.too Rb _ r be petfMtly fvend. Tb.r ere STSaBSrWWg: eUr, PeCrlek Rlnfe ere Perfwt. ON more Power and tsOace eU comunptloa-laeeal — Hent-Shapad PISTON RINGS ,TRUE-FIT and OIL-CONTROL Distributed by KELLER MOTOR & MACHINE COMPANY Made by Wllkening Mfg. Co. Phils. Pa. ^ 8TOPS HACKING COUGH I "Had a hacking cough for year* and Foley’s Honey and Tar is the only remedy that reached my cough. I have not been troubled with ll since,” write* Mr*. E. M. Doby, A*- bury Park. N. J. cough*, Celda Crbuo. Throat, Chest And Bronchial trouble are quickly relieved with Fole^i Honey and fT^r. Containr . no: oplat«*r-*lngredlent* printed on , the wrapper. Largest selling cough medicine In the World.*-Advertl*e- jment. t A Sweater Sale With Almost Endless Variety 300 to Choose From $2.29 and $3.69 In this sale you have more than 300 Sweaters to choose from. Every color of the rainbow—styles galore—all wool, Wool and silk mixtures. Round neck, V-neck, long sleeves, contrast bor ders and fancy borders. Jade, Honeydew combined with Hard- ,, ing blue, black and blue, silver, brown and buff, navy, peacock, orchid, orange,, gray corn, white, navy'and gray, green and buff, orange and purple. Copen and gray, and others. > ' i Jl '•' »| ' , .1 iv; } t .-i - i<>t:>l These Sweaters generally sell .at $4.0Q to. $9.00. We have them., priced for this special sale at and $3.69,